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|Feature stage=Development | |Feature stage=Development | ||
|Feature status=In progress | |Feature status=In progress | ||
|Feature health= | |Feature version=Firefox 12 | ||
|Feature status note= | |Feature health=OK | ||
|Feature status note=This is all done and landing soon. | |||
}} | }} | ||
{{FeatureTeam | {{FeatureTeam | ||
|Feature product manager=Kevin Dangoor | |Feature product manager=Kevin Dangoor | ||
|Feature feature manager=Dave Camp | |Feature feature manager=Dave Camp | ||
|Feature lead engineer= | |Feature lead engineer=Mihai Sucan | ||
|Feature additional members= | |Feature additional members=David Dahl | ||
}} | }} | ||
{{FeaturePageBody | {{FeaturePageBody | ||
|Feature overview=If a user's JavaScript logs messages using <tt>console.log</tt> and similar methods ''before'' the Web Console has been opened, those messages are lost. In order to see that log output, the user needs to reload the page. | |Feature overview=If a user's JavaScript logs messages using <tt>console.log</tt> and similar methods ''before'' the Web Console has been opened, those messages are lost. In order to see that log output, the user needs to reload the page. | ||
With this feature in place, the user will see those messages as soon as they open the Web Console. | With this feature in place, the user will see those messages as soon as they open the Web Console without needing to reload the page. | ||
This feature also works for JavaScript errors and is very convenient for developers. | |||
|Feature users and use cases=With code like <tt>console.log("hi");</tt> in a JS file, you should be able to load the page with the Web Console closed, open the Web Console and see "hi" in the log. | |Feature users and use cases=With code like <tt>console.log("hi");</tt> in a JS file, you should be able to load the page with the Web Console closed, open the Web Console and see "hi" in the log. | ||
|Feature requirements=* messages logged using <tt>console.*</tt> methods should be displayed on open of Web Console (subject to limitations to avoid a queue that's too large) | |Feature requirements=* messages logged using <tt>console.*</tt> methods should be displayed on open of Web Console (subject to limitations to avoid a queue that's too large) | ||